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#184961 07/06/2005 10:29 PM
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Hi did anyone used such a devise, and does it work well ?

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I have used them to clean brass casings for reloading ammunition and they work great. I have not used them on truck parts however.

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I know of one other bolter that uses this and it has worked well for him. I believe Laroke has one and speaks of it in his "BillyBob" updates every once in a while.


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I use 3 of them for reloading. You'll probably need a more aggressive tumbling media than ground walnut hulls or corncob media like we use on brass cases. Rotary-type tumblers like the kind used for rock polishing might work better for some types of parts cleaning.

Try www.midwayusa.com for price comparisons on tumblers. They're big reloaders' equipment suppliers, and they make their own line of tumblers under the Frankford Arsenal brand, I believe.
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